The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-31
Tie scroll j. II pniinpscs and
Peace win Dcwl Fingers
Writes u Inion Forever"
The ssluc ani the Gray SCnring
NoiiNC Flowers tuiiC la oh
iiicruting fiIC pnst,
she iili" nudtiic Gre,
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"'l ""7 'h"'o e'uV'"'y observed IN
this city than ON ANY previous similar
day. For the first time Tho bluc and
The gray united in doing this touch.
ing honor to the D., len braves rhc
several military organization. of tho
ciiv took pnti In iho ,,r,,u,.,ics
marcliua tp nnd FROM the cruirirry
ns mn escort to the fcdor, and OK
confederate veterans Al u,n como.
terry 2vuu pcbplc had assembled when
the column entered tho bir,ip,
grounds. The G.. a. !; vrtcrou4
oppucd crrcmopi Il. d,v l,. sur-
roundiu, the grnNc OF I,cn. Inhu N
Mngtuirrnnd strrwiuv il win no,y.
cr.. The cN ronirurrt n.iui.
ur trlhutc iu the memory of Iirut.
.ra. who ten on tho Gun hont llnrrirt
l.quc. nt the harle of Galveston
-Omc goo couicdcratc and fodcrnl
crave were dcccr4trd The nro-
grammc ot today was carried ont iu
thcgrc ltcst harmony.
ArAuSrlN
spccinf n,.pat.h totn I.,,,nlu,,
ArsllN May sn b,cor,,;,u d,,
wna prucr,lly ob.crvrd A. u'o n,''y ""y
ccmotcrv .ud -, ~, s,otn co,,,,,'',,.
soldier orev,. wcrr rrofnsoI, Jocor'
a.rd irrr-ncc,,vc nam. MA rn,
frdrrnto Vctrr,na on1 u,n cra,,,,
Army oftbc r.nuhlir inin"d T., h""
nriuG ,hn nc.d Som, az IA. ,,ra,os
wpr" bi,rIcd nnIcr uour,ains oT
Dblna.ons
Ars,N Ax,rox,o
. pAN a S,roNIo Nl,v ga Vhts,tv
brino a military hcnJonsrtcra and i'm.
" clincd to military nnoirs thc cit,lnns
turned ont I'm prcnt unnLnrs o,, oo
, count Of Dcrnratinn dnv TLr Inn
portnnt bu.iucs. houars ,Il closrJ
' After visiting md dccorniinu tho
, graves. the pNrba were filed win non
Die. 4 mrpc rrocc.s,ou formed in
Inc morning. and il, imitoiion nr Tia
WASHINGTON n1pur cnmr ncor.noIlino,
Iuou tie color lincs. mo EIrrl.inr
Guards colorcd. etnrtrd to fnlI In md
d. tI,.v did sn tho fin, rn,nnn,,in, f,lI
out aud STAYED ont. The GRIND Ar.
my of the Repub,ic made II rush Ia
gct i'm front OF tlcm. hut GulrI and
, nftor much prowluu marched hnhind
q. The affair caused much cxcilcmcnt
aud Mt one time threatened TO brcak
NJ the urndo. TIE Excelsior Guards
/ l. the organization which caused tho
~ trDublr with the National assembly of
, the brotherhood Of railroad brake
a msl, which refused to march with
them The crave Of Ben Milan, slain
in the Texan war of Independence,
wn- decorated for The first time in
many ara.
Ar LOUISVILLE. KENrrctY.
LOUISVILLE, May 30 Decoration Of
q Federal graves NJ Cuyc llillthi4 at
tcrcoou was attended by about GOOO
p people. The orAtioE was delivered
by Elder \. T. llobba. Col. l.. Polk
Johnston who had delivered The nd
. drc-s at tho CouGdcrate decoration
on Saturday WAs present with other
former Confederate sympathizcrs
llI' eloquent srccch in response to
I cNI after llr Hobbs oration was tho
lending feature Of the obca,ion. 1t
was ch"cred to esoh sentence aud the
cJhgrHt uIHtl"hH Afterwards which
+, were shower d upon the spcakcI
g, demonstrated the cordial lecllng ex'
isuhG between those who wore the
~ "Iu' ana lh"-e VINO "orn the gray
AT FoHr WORTH.
apsoim 70 'AD fx"minor
l. IoEr Wokrh May 80 Decoration
day was obscrvcd In this city to-day
n tb, cor, tutuie- toibIf untlnr T. n o,,.,.i